Ascend to the realm of the gods, Angkor Wat. Descend into hell at Tuol Sleng Prison. With a history both inspiring and depressing, Cambodia delivers an intoxicating present.
1 night(s) in Hua Hin
1 night(s) in Bang Saphan
1 night(s) in Chumphon
2 night(s) in Ko tao
1 night(s) in Koh Pha Ngan
Day 1: Arrival At Bangkok And Transfer To Hua Hin
Depart from Bangkok to Petchburi, which is dominated by a small hill known as Khao Wang (Palace Mountain), where King Mongkut had a summer palace built in 1860. Named Phra Nakhon Khiri, it is now a Historical Park consisting of palace buildings, temples, halls, even an observatory where the King used to view the stars. To reach the hilltop, you can either walk or take a cable car. Then visit Wat Yai Suwannaram: The main shrine hall contains 300-year-old mural paintings of mythical angels. The multi-purpose hall, once located in Ayutthaya's Grand Palace, is entirely built of teak wood and decorated with fine carving work especially at the door panels. Drive to the fishing village of Had Chao Samran. During the dry season, you can often observe people working on salt fields, a nice and welcome motive for photographers. After lunch at a seaside restaurant, continue to Hua Hin and check in at the IBIS HUA HIN. Overnight at hotel.
Day 2: Hua Hin To Bang Sapan
Visit Tham Phraya Nakhon, one of the largest caves in the park. It can be reached by boat or on foot during a one-hour climb from the village of Bang Pu. There are a couple of natural ventilation holes on the roof of the cave thus allowing sunlight to shine inside. The most popular attraction of the cave is a four-gabled pavilion constructed during the reign of King Rama V in the year 1890. With its beauty and distinctive identity the pavilion is now used as the symbol of Prachuap Khiri Khan. After lunch at a simple restaurant, continue along the coastline south to Bangsapan. Located 75 kilometers south of Prachuab Khirikan and 17 kilometers off the main road, the fishing village of Bangsapan is surrounded by coconut, oil palm and pineapple plantations. Overnight at Bangsaphan Coral Hotel.
Day 3: Bang Sapan To Chumphorn
Excursion to Koh Thalu, a picturesque island with white sandy beaches. You may relax on the beach or explore the colorful underwater world by snorkeling along the shore. Return to the mainland in the afternoon and then continue to Chumphorn. Overnight at A-Te Hotel In Chumphorn.
Day 4: Chumphorn To Ko Tao
Early morning transfer to the pier, where your local guide buds his farewell. Depart by high speed ferry to Koh Tao, famous among divers and backpackers alike. Joint transfer to Pinnacle Koh Tao Dive Resort (provided by hotel). The afternoon is at leisure.
Day 5: Ko Tao
Day 6: Ko Tao To Koh Phangan
Joint transfer to the pier by the resort’s vehicle. Board the ferry to Koh Phangan, a large island covering an area of 191 square kilometers, famous among backpackers for its full-moon parties. This island counts over ten thousand inhabitants, is mountainous, largely covered in dense forests, and is surrounded by abundant unspoiled beaches. Transfer to Panviman Resort & SPA (join transfer by resort’s van). Enjoy the resort of the afternoon lazing on the beach or at the resort’s swimming pool.
Day 7: Departure
The program ends with a land / sea transfer on joint basis to a hotel of your choice on Samui Island (accommodation not included in package price). Alternatively, you may choose a boat transfer to Surat Thani and continue to Khao Sok National Park to join our Soft Adventure programs at Elephant Hills (surcharge applies, please contact us for pricing).